If you want to get all the details on the Bluetooth Devices connected to your computer, there are a few ways you can go about doing it. First, if you have the little Bluetooth icon in the menu bar you can Option+Click it. You’ll see the menu is slightly different than if you just click…
When Apple put out the word that everyone was getting a free case, I was excited, then disappointed. I figured that of the manufacturers who were involved, I would have my pick of excellent cases with lots of color choices. Instead, we got a bunch of cases that do the deed, but there wasn’t much…
As many of you know, I like to try and bring the hype machine down a notch here at Apple Gazette. I’m excited about Macworld – we all are – but there are times when our excitement and imagination get the better of us. I know, I’m guilty of it too. I’ve fallen victim to…
Apple computers are prevalent among users in general and learners in particular. Whether you live on campus or study from home, this is an essential gadget for every individual. However, if you’re searching for options today, choosing a reliable student MacBook laptop can be confusing. It’s not hard to feel somehow lost between the Air…
If you’re perfect Mother’s Day gift involves a nicely printed photo book filled with family memories, then you may want to fire up iPhoto or Aperture and get to work. Apple is offering a 20% discount on all photo book purchases between now and May 11, 2008. All you have to do is enter the…
If you’re playing MacHeist – and you should be…it’s fun, free, and you get cool Mac software for playing – the second mission has begun. The mission was originally delayed due to an illness of one of the team members behind MacHeist, but now everything seems to be up and running. We’re all out of…
This weekend I was Stumbling around the Interweb, when I came across Cocoa Dev Central. This site does a fantastic job of introducing you to the basics of Cocoa and Xcode. The tutorials are brilliantly laid out and easy to follow. I’ve completed the first two, and I have to say, that even though I…
A friend of mine (Drew from TVJab) asked me if I knew of any good Macs > PC lists on the web, because he is switching to a Mac. (That makes TWO Bloggy Network writers I’ve switched THIS MONTH – Where’s my commission check Mr. Jobs?). Instead of Googling one (which I assume he already…
wget is a non-interactive command-line utility for download resources from a specified URL. Because it is non-interactive, wget can work in the background or before the user even logs in. The program was designed especially for poor connections, making it especially robust in otherwise flaky conditions. While wget isn’t shipped with macOS, it can be…
In response to criticism from groups like Greenpeace, Apple has now implemented a new recycling program designed to reduce the amount of damage that mass consumption can cause. In addition to products like iPods, people will now be able to recycle cellphones, no matter who the manufacturer might be. You can send the devices to…
Typing in non-Latin languages actually isn’t as foreign as it looks. You just need to make a couple tweaks to your preferences, and you can type in Japanese, Russian, Arabic or other non-Latin languages on macOS and iOS in minutes. You don’t even need a special input device, although a non-Latin keyboard with the correct…
Want a Tivo for your Mac? Miglia has got you covered. They have released TV Max, a perfect looking add-on for you Mac Mini (or any Mac for that matter) that is a full functioning DVR with time shift recording, and a slew of other features. The device features a full program guide, the ability…
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